Robert the Contractor

You transform a volume of liquid equal to the area of effect into a soapy bath of potable water. Spectral hands restrain and wash all those within the area of effect.

You manifest poltergeists to haunt the area of effect. This haunting lasts for 1 hour per MP spent. While the spellcaster does not have control over what the poltergeists might do in the area of effect, they will seek to cause chaos and unrest at every opportunity, frustrating the aims of anyone living who attempts to inhabit the space. The poltergeists may cause harm inadvertently, but they are not murderous and would rather their victims suffer mental anguish than perish.

You conjure into existence a physical sanctuary of your imagining which occupies the area of effect. This sanctuary functions as a safe space for you and as many companions as can fit inside to seek shelter and recover for 1 hour per MP spent. When you cast this spell, you may choose to increase the spell's duration by 1 hour for each space you decrease its area of effect, down to a personal space. The sanctuary is magically protected from mundane elements (rain, snow, heat, etc) and contains an environment pleasing to the spellcaster. It can have many physically locked portals (such as windows or doors) as MP spent—make a spell check to set a TN for intrusion—but is otherwise as vulnerable to attack as any mundane structure would be.

You telekinetically move a volume of liquid equal to the area of effect to the lips of your target within the area of effect for the duration of the spell. If the target is unwilling to drink, they are entitled to a spell check, and if they fail, they are considered entangled as the flow of liquid drowns them for the duration of the spell. (A victim who is drowning for more rounds than they have Mighty is automatically placed on death’s door.) If you subject a victim to forced imbibing in this way, you must concentrate on the spell or else the spell ends.